Yes, we offer all services at our Wellington Road clinic in Morley. All of our qualified and professional dental team work onsite 6 days a week to provide the highest level of care for our patients.

Yes, Wellington Road Dental Care is a preferred HBF partner. Find out more about HBF health insurance.

HBF dental cover includes general dental, major dental, dental implants and braces. Find out more about all the inclusions for HBF coverage.

Of course! We accept all health funds at our practice.

Unlike visiting your medical GP Medicare does not currently cover dental procedures for everybody. However, there is currently the Medicare Child Benefit Scheme available to children who have a Health Care Card.

Yes, we offer the Child Dental Benefit Scheme at Wellington Road Dental Care. This scheme covers children between 2 years and 17 years of age. The benefit includes $700 of basic dental services per child over 2 consecutive years. If your child is eligible for this scheme they will have a Health Care Card, and you will have received a letter from Medicare.

Yes, we offer dental implants on-site at our clinic. For more info visit our Dental Implants page for the run down on everything you need to know or book an appointment to discuss dental implants with one of our dental team.

Yes, all of our dental team that perform cosmetic dentistry are qualified and experienced. We can run you through our experience and qualifications at your initial consultation and provide everything you need to set your mind at ease ahead of treatment.

After a comprehensive assessment, your treatment options are quoted ahead of undertaking any work, so you have the peace of mind of knowing the cost of your dental treatment before you start.

Yes, if they can be removed in our clinic under local anaesthetic we will remove your wisdom teeth. To check we will take a full mouth x-ray to ensure this is safe. Should you require more specialist assistance we will recommend local specialists who can assist with more complicated wisdom tooth extraction.

Yes, you can. However, if you are nervous or need support we suggest you bring along a friend or family member to help you on your way home. Our dental team will support you and will ensure it is safe for you to drive before you leave the clinic.

Yes, we offer a wide range of cosmetic dentistry options to align, whiten, clean and polish your teeth to help you achieve a more beautiful smile. We also offer veneers and crowns to help rehabilitate your smile.

We offer comprehensive cleaning and oral hygiene support so you can learn ways to prevent the development of cavities. By scheduling regular check-ups if you do get a cavity we can find it earlier when it's smaller and you can get it fixed before it becomes a big problem!

We recommend patients visit every six months. If  you are experiencing a toothache, bleeding gums when you brush, trouble flossing or sensitivity when eating or drinking you should come ASAP!

Ideally, from two years of age children should start visiting the dentist. Bring them with you next time you have your regular check-up and they can go for a ride on the dental chair and have their teeth counted.

NO! Your tooth may be a little sensitive to temperature for a couple days after your filling and this generally settles on its own. However if your tooth hurts to bite on this is NOT normal and you should come back ASAP to have the filling adjusted.

Getting 'numbed up' means you're having a local anaesthetic injection. This means you can't feel pain, or temperature changes. Getting numbed up is standard for most procedures like fillings, root canals, crowns, implants etc. The numb feeling lasts for about 2/3 hours. You must be very careful after your procedure not to burn yourself or bite your lips/cheeks/tongues! You are still able to eat but nothing you have to chew and nothing too hot/cold.

We understand that visiting the dentist is not something many people look forward to. If you are a suitable candidate you may be eligible to have Penthrox which is a self-administered inhaler that helps calm you down and relieve pain. We may also be able to prescribe an oral tablet you can take before your procedure.